After much anticipation, "The Hope" has finally premiered! Just two episodes in, and it's simply not enough to satisfy the viewers. The story of the series is down-to-earth, realistic, and devoid of exaggerated elements or the typical sense of detachment found in youth dramas. Instead, it offers a sense of empathy. As a result, some viewers have pointed out that after watching "The Hope," they discovered a narrative filled with present-day realities, human care, motivation, youthful energy, life dreams, family relationships, wealth disparities, and social customs.

Here, you can find the answers you seek. From "Joy of Life" to "The Surrogate Husband," "Sword Snow Stride," and "The Silk Case Under the Microscope of the Ming Dynasty," among other works, Zhang Ruo Yun's acting skills have consistently improved, and he has portrayed highly sought-after characters. Zhang Ruo Yun remains low-key, but his role in the new series is somewhat more prominent.

Listening to those complex and incomprehensible Classical Chinese texts, he walked straight toward them and patiently told his father it was time to go home after class. At that moment, his eyes carried a touch of heaviness, concealing his care for his ailing father. Later, when he returned to the Minglong Experimental School, he intended to teach the students how to turn the tide against adversity, but he encountered mischievous and troublesome students instead.

He was neither embarrassed nor angry, and he maintained his own rhythm and spoke confidently. When Sang Xia first appeared, she had short hair and wore casual clothes, looking nothing like a teacher and more like a student. She had a lively personality and enjoyed teasing others. The first encounter between her and Lei Ming was a bit confrontational, as they clashed over a minor matter.

It can be seen that the male and female leads of "The Hope" have gained the audience's praise, with their acting skills shining throughout and delivering abundant emotions. Although only two episodes have been released, the series has already featured several impressive performances, enhancing the overall quality of the drama.

Firstly, when it comes to veteran actor Cheng Tai Shen, he should be a familiar face to many viewers, having appeared in well-known works such as "In the Name of People," "Turbulent Times," and "The Touring Inspection Team." Goodness, who would have thought that these students were actually elementary school students who could understand Classical Chinese? Even so, Lei's father still smiled, displaying a kind and amiable demeanor.

When Lei Ming suddenly appeared by his side, his expression instantly changed, clearly indicating his reluctance to go home. However, despite repeated persuasion, he bid farewell to the students. When she first appeared, Gao Jing Juan had a neat shoulder-length haircut, bright eyes, and gave off a deep and serious vibe. In fact, Gao Jing Juan is a decisive leader.

During a meeting organized by the school administration, she dares to express her views, even in the face of opposition from other teachers, without any complaints, consistently asserting her opinions. In fact, whether it is in teaching or daily life, Lou Jing Zhi maintains a peaceful attitude, fulfilling her duties and putting in the utmost effort to achieve outstanding results in the experimental class.

She lacks the demeanor of a leader but possesses the qualities of one. Wang Xin has also shown great attention to detail in many aspects, effortlessly conveying the characters' traits without the need for any techniques.

Clearly, the outstanding reputation of "The Hope" is not only due to its compelling story but also the dedicated performances of these exceptional actors. After watching just two episodes, it becomes evident that the viewers' praises are well-deserved. Zhang Ruo Yun's extraordinary acting skills are unmatched, leaving a lasting impression. What are your thoughts on this series? Whose acting skills do you think stand out the most?